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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
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Tho recent public school scandal IN jersey CITY
which was SUPPOSED 10 have died ont with tho eN
oucratlon of the school Irnc pal- involved and tn
rcptimand ug OF the lanor who prchrnN the charges
was revived 4 meeting of the Board of ElucaIon ye>
tcrlay evening The janitors charges were thai lrn
ctpaI llnv Of school no = Miss Jennie '.ci-, prin
pal vi InD primary department IA The saline school
and Nil-- NaudclLcc. "a teacher hal bc"n tutt a.
Improper conduct. Tho subject vs. introduced a
the meeting tho BnaiG yesterday by the reception ."
two commuulca, ions. one wa- nom number -
Teacher and principals 10 h' other schools. end 10
mandcd the dismissal OF torrsan. The other VA iUr
citizen. of the Fourth u strict tn wh ch hc school
ami al,u demanded tuiii cams dl-' h1rr" = 4 4 '
I.mue,sr hing and Mr.. Erc>>cu Who were present tu
reprrscnt the Euuth District c4ofs, took th" huIs
thugc. mad thdt ''H l -.rl h.u been di !'i
II wa. dccld. Il 10 appoint commute, to prefer ehal-
Of uubccnm.ug conduct and drum, "uh'-s against ih
lanor aud To- make q thorough IuNr-tsail"n TIC J.
dent Voorhees, appointed Directors n-on DdSdu 1.H
Mango, on the committees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE GOLDMAN WILL CISE AGAIN.

MEs GOODMAN TELLS OF HER HUSBANDS REiA
TfONS WIN MRS RIMBAtf.
Bosrov, Dec l3 (SDccab.-fhe second trial or the
sbratsd John Anory Colmaa will ease was resumed
today THIS occupied the atfeation OF the court oI
several weeks Last summer and resulted IN verdict sns
tanning tho will which me brlS of Coimans FOR
tune Amounting to about SlDDOO) to Mrs Kinb' ill.
the m-tr-s. Cad nan The wiioY IL SOW endsdvoras
for second time u thar her hu'band. when ne
made his viii W., not msntay Sound. AMI that lie was
unduy influenced ~ ,n.trsss Ihe first witness To-
d.y Wa Ms Csnan widow of tn, testI'or. she SAID
that she married Mr.. Goldman IN June. 800 When
witncs. as<"d 10 tell what kind ~ man MI COZ
IAN wa WHEN abs married him saa began u wc-p 40
,nat her answers wer, almost maud lie. she was I'M
dcr.'ooI to char hin handsome aud attract
i've ,ourx man she sid thai Mr. Cod nan was sooi -
her urng the year. previous 70 the birth OF her sang
fer .xr,, ing tina hr hai hi. p-cn ltes. He never
,,o Id t-uch tr,n,y or npen a Scr nsIt giovr@~
-ks nr.r Mrs kimsal IN i'r'rmb"r - "h"t
witness had table at ar 0h' 81 H"t Sc M ~
I, h.r aud her daughter Il tne clone Theatre Ihst)-
graph, ~ Mrs. kimhAil were h.s 'n"wi to Mrs %.
hr .on 10 -low of disposition ONWARD her I'll
Ia la witness ~"n - Lnr"p" F'n her amHy 10 "r'
irs inI--G During ihs pvisi ~" several times ~ w
Nr 'slnan IN VI hm''l ~'onP NJ III, ON. ' - y,
Psrs s.. after f1rlr sons drtth S"li I" mes
Nh, CoI,rau saw Mrs Kimoal. repeatedly. II wis
about 80 rat NJ toluau bryan irnsin.. HE h'bit
,rrr his return from Furo,,, Hr Goldman had cry
Ing Din, almo,' every day. lie usually erred In the
sfu,l ,. room on tho second fo1r Nh'p spoken g.
ON m, subject +, said he had right 70 cry wh"r he
uhcd often ~ slept The sofa with his clothes on
Instead 81 I'm bed lilo grow to be careless In h's a
lie was much excited about burglars H. was h
thr habit II going through The house. pistol ~ hand
after everybody had gone 10 bed IN" "tu,', W.
10 dr-rtlhr various things which she Nd III ti'
management OF her husbands property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
4 CHINESE PRocCkER cONTICTED
HI Mrorrrp rEirrY CHRIS AND SOLD THEM rol
81 800 EACH

sNN FRANCISCO Dec - lSorcpIh.-rhc first convc-
ton IN the case, AGAINST Chinese pIocirors VINO bring
over female Tor br'ihcs IN Chinatown Was gained
today when Wing A ca lng WAS dcc rel guilty o; the
crime Of importing to young cirl, sale His con
vcon ,.ue to clear story told 10y tn" gris, who
were sold by their relatives to tie procnrrr AMI to A
document found his person which gave Instruct ms
for tue girls In regard To proving prior residence IN
california. When confronted with these roofs OF t''T
guiif inc ir, confessed and told "a rcuaraaL!c story
OF traffic iu women Tor { liua'uWn lto,h"l-. 'tAcT
pnIsrs found on wung were translated an proved . De
accounts OF expenditures mtic 10y am Tor dics . =
ornaments and -NtrtWtetS FOR t.c ciri-.
the stand to-day Wang uli plausible story hut II
WI. shown hc false bota 10y ttr coruIcut ami lie
confessions OF the women. TIE jury IN ten minutes
returned a verdict Wung m, IN 81" mans houstuds
OFT OF mi, triic which nctt, hi'u 500 on every
pretty Sr lac imported IIe viii probably got ten eI4s
In -.f mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Under thc energetic and devoted management oil
Nl,, hate =. thticndcn tn choir o. calvary bal tSt
church gave "a concert last nthi Al which besides a
pc.,ant IN src.iau'Oas prOg ammo Ia My SCRIP
urM IdyIl Rcbchah' was pcrio med Tho CHOIR
nuinhrr forty voices c-dcs solo ql1'tc consisting
OF Mr., Evlna IIar,z. soprano, : j. Williams Macy
coutrlIto D. y. Haynes. tenor. and &. l. h"shn'li'
baritone.
Tho effort, Of Mis-, CiittcndcI has" long Dec" ''
voted 10 giving thu music of calvary 'hhf'h "-h"S
worthy Of tho c,tahIls hmcnt aud H. popu"i lr~ '
In Mae Ar mar aud they hav" been si''''>i r''us"
To direct attention IN the service. IA II" - ", ,
eVcr mo less than Miss thittendcn, IN h't cha" Ut
NJ orgaust have been embarrassed because OF thc I'll
"isnn of organ lof and choir gallery into two pur.
lions separated from each other by about hnl feet OF
snorc Last night the effect OF the choral work was
much lmurnVcd hv the clrumS ance that the choir was
hrnnrht down Ia the pulpit Platform In romrat BODY
Miss Chticndcn presided nj the organ ana was ASST
ed I'm the accom- ailments 10y Mrs. Carl f. Martin al
the plano forte The solo features Of the COMFORT ont
slIr uf Harnhy's hlyl. were thrre NilCrc 10 solos
played ~ Adolph ilartdcecn, and songs by Mr. Bnsh
nell and Mrs. Macy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
n delegations composed OF men, It Is said, who are
remarkably efficient on the stump
xxrKayr1c wgsrrRx MEMcERs.


Kansas has taken hold Of the work with an energy
peculiar TO itself Five associations will send mem
bers here They arc the Irish American Protection
League Of Kansas the Union League, OF TOPEKA inc
Republican Labor Club, of Oswcgo; The Hirard OiuD'
of Girard and the Young Mems Club OF LelvcnwJIth
The Irish League men President i. H. oney, Ut
J. T. Lewis John I. Bradley, a. h. wilson, ). D;
Reagan Wisconsin Republic ans Will be repIeSrntcu
by delegates from the Young Mcn's Club OF Maoisnh
and the Republican organization OF milwaukee rive
delegations will come from Michigan They VIII
re present the Michigan and Young Mons CLUB, OF DC
trOit the Jaices Coz MY Club. the Nashtlnaw .iup
OF Ann Harbor and the Republican Club OF Iona Many
II not al OF the Michigan men viii make The Gllsey
House their headquaftels 49,.
Ariznnl ard Dakota will each send representatives.
So will Missouri and Virginia. Three delegations VIII
cone fCn TcnrcS-cc. four from west virginia ana
four from Mary land The Maine delegations
have already been mentioned They represent
Augusta. rangor. Portland and Wafcrvnr. The
three New Hampshire organizations are the Lincoln
and Republican Clubs OF Concord. and tho NaShan
Cub Of Nashua. The meeting VIII lc called TO
order bye hartman Pool o-morrOw NJ II a. m The
urpnlng session will clos" at O'Clock 1Lcn lol-
lows an hours intermiSsion. Tho afternoon session
VIII last from . until o'clock The public meeting
I'm the evening AZ Cooper Tnon begin al 80 O'Clock
Admission this and TO all the other meetings VIII
lie by tickets procurahc from job f. Hedges. Room
6 Of the Sturievant House or at tho door Of either
Chckcrng Hall or Cooper Union. .
The report that dinner will y" given IN tho dcle.
gates IS a mistake. No dining hall In the city would
be large enough to hold them all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
Is Ihls WhnI AIla lnuS

have dul heavy heaac.e obstruction OF the nasal
i-ChnTgte ftin
-onrtmrs protu-c vat ~ ard acri ut others thick ten l.
O. mncou. D. rucul, blOniY AMI pufri We *.
and inraWrd tnginR In the ears. deafse hack.
rou NJ 10 'or tho throat eNprctOrn NJ al n-ivo
N.ftrr thrf Z r'abS ulcers anl
us,al wa brat of"uAvr smell and taste impaired IL
king cough N general debility II von have AL or any
cou-nie able uu'tlef O. these sympom- suffering
Na-a Ca arr The more complicated disease has
hccom the yreaei tho number AMI diversity n sNnptom%
ia OF cases Hnnnav hnnt mani hnlf of tho
ympi0ni- result IN nnl end IA tho arhve
- =" common. more drrerfte aid dangerous or
- uDd.r-toa, OF noio unsu ssulv Ire led 10y pynl.
,ans Ihc anniacturrs 81 DR. Sage. 4, arrh III molly
good at reward 81 5000 fug ths dlsra~o
which they anot cure The Remedy sold BY druggists At
QnIf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PROGRESSIVE COMPUTATION RATES

Commuters on tho limo Oi the central Railroad o.
New-Jc SOY will enjoy ncw taIin after January !
which Involves important reductions In fares. II
also introduces new system by which tho rate, are
made progressive, assuring To buyers OF communication
ticket, b. the month practically the same advantages
arc secured 10y those who buy by the year. Those
who purchase Their tickets for tho year effect small
Wing but tho new system VIII
able travellers who can Afford only to
gT their tickets each month 10 secure their years
supply In these monthly purchases at almost the
rgcg a. If they had taicu twelve months ISSUE As
Illustration Of the alton Of the pros cye sys
lem, sIpJos- the rate - subn ban town IS $40 90
Tor the if-i month. This ratio viii BE- the for
the next two months. IA" fourth month II Will be-
50 so tn mil month !, 30; IA" si.th - 10 Go nj
80 for the sla months the seventh ~ 50. the
eighth 10 -, and the last four months a. - eac h
inonih total for IN" year ~ 500 H.. III commute
lion rate, 10 the SIX months urchascrs viii bc here
frfurr in advance ~ ~ and by the year f~1. The
p1nv looks 10 IN nci"ls" In nj, class ~ business
under plan. especially bcttot facilities
o bo furnished to commuters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ACOSILY HLAZE IN GREENE STREET
THREE TRIMMING GOODS FIRMS BURNT OUT-LOs'
NEARLY 100000.

THREE TR MINING GOODS FIRMS BU NJ OCT-LOss
NEARLY 100000
4 FIRE that must have been smouldcrng nearly all
night was discovered at a. III. yesterday In the ven
story building No. 1868 Greene Il. II started The
fourth floor and extended TO the roof before the fire
men cOuld get II under control. although a call fui
endorsements was sent after the first engine
upon the flames that the lower stories were flooded
The building had iron front. and the side walls were
thick enough to prevent the fire from spreading 10
adjoining houses. Hayes d Panty manufacturers OF
dress and cloak trimmings, occupied the four UPPER
stories that we've burned out. They employed about
100 men and women I'm their worhrooms and had a
stock ufw ard OF $4,000 1t said that their
loss would be about $1,000, fully covered By in
surancc
:. Hirsch Sons dealers In uis. occupy the second
and third floors of the building Their stock GOV
cred up with rubber blankets by th, Insurance Pat oil,
and 1t not possible u toll yesterday how much II
had teen damaged by smoke and wafer The police
tho ght the damage $4,000 but the FIRMS Insurance
said to be On4S $4,000. The h"aslc,t loss may
be tn first floor. Occ Iicd bJ ScLOc,cnc LlO hcs.
dealers in hatt"r,' trimmings and agents for Emil
Huber Coz manufacturers Of fency pushes In France.
Their stock was valued al 100000 and IL vas Of a
kind easily damaged by wafer Or smOic. Their los,
probably will exceed $40. 600 The stock IS insured
MrssIs. Ershelmcr & StudcClcr own the binding,
which can paired for about - 600. II be
lievcd Yesterday that the fire s,d by the
lcSsncss of some In tn" enpoy oi Hayes & Pauy,
wAp threw lighled cigarette among tho waste trlm
ming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

DEMPSEY WINS THE FfGHr WITH REAGAN
report sent ont early In ,he day yesterday that
the prize fight between " Jack" Dempsey and
johnny Reagan for the middle weight champ on-hip
was for the thr time but tins turned ont to be only
rlise and the contcs; on up the Hudson River
They had n hard fought battle through forty rve
rounds with KID gloves under London prize ring rules
The fight was 10y Dempsey. who ont generated
Reagan from tho start Reagan showed remarkable
pluck nnirr the powerful and mastery STROKES or
Dempsey, but after the forty nth round when thoy had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

comuapy: 1--WE were never In better conditien. We
savs earned about psr cent for the quarter ana tns
travel is constantly Increasing new Issue OF Donus
will he subnitted d, the OF Stockholders al u cet
In. 4, 10 held absnt the middle Of January me ua,o
ha. NOT bee Ixr notice OF the meeting Will be pun
llshe, "a few days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PAYMENT Oh wAn.sn coI,rn,

pAYNENI OF WABASH IOTTUNN DTTEI'EED
'nic,Gp. Dec. 13.-1hr p ymcn' OF wabash coupons
was deferred at "A conference hid IN Judge Gre hams
private chanb'rS in the United States Circuit Conr,
to-day. Some time ago formal orders wcro entered
In fhe different Wabash for closure suits recng the
receiver to pay COUPONS upon bonds OF the different
divisions As those different divisions should show
Sufficient available surplus earnings for tho purpose
Under this order II UNDERSTOOD thai tho receiver
would pay coupons January | GA certain OF the Ill
visions. but not all Of them. ON The cprcscnta
ton Judg~ Gresham by most of tho parties inter
cstcd I'm the suits that such payment was und srablc
unless embraced all the d l,on,. he Informally Of
rrctcd Receiver McNulta 10 defer the proposed pay
ucnt January l. and moi 10 make another payment
until further consideration should DO given
matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
chnRge.
~ MEMORr ALGrRyOy s. .rLlIrAy.

N VF ITTfTNNVV y. q TTTTIN.
Tho houtiorn Society he'll - mosng Last night at
Hotel Brdn,wiok In nnry Of Algorson : sullivan
W member Of tho SOcsty rstcrmsl mOra hig y or
hcl affection ito rcgIrI by the Soc.y than Mr.
sullivan. aud thern large gathering Of the
hers present. colonel John g. Calhoun vice pre.icnt
presided. and mai" htilng remark. The Rev DR..
Charles T. Deems offered prayer Appropriate rcssl l.
TONS we're aiop al ant wsrs secon 81 with euogstio
remarks 10y 'ienrtl Roger \ Pryor, Captain H. H. Gar
d,n. Charles q. Wilson. An'On MaltDj, j. Fairfax
McLaughiia and DR.. Marvin Hroon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

TENNrSDN THi NKS w. LATHROP FOX "ELAIN r.
George Plrssns Iathrop sent letter 10 isrd reunys'n
IN regard adaptation of Elalne when Is hons
pl,ysa at tho adsos squr Theatre. aud received the
following reply:
AInwoRiiI. UAsHIMFRr, SURREY. Nov. ~. 1887
THANK vou plaV aad as very clad to hear OF
,our auccssa Yours faithfully, IENNlsoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
yEw-yoRK AND yEw-ENcLANo DIRECTOR.

UNrM NIOCS MEErING - Ho-r"N-fuE FULL
ricKrr 'Iforrp AVp THr LrA~rs CoNriRNFp,
po-r - d.. 1S-Th, annual fncsiin. ~ TIA New
Ye-k ami New Tngland Raj roni COn napy today was
called Ia or Ter bv President ~swlck There wa good
.tt.pdarcc NJ -'ockhslisr. rhr annual report which
a. alrYidy b-en Published. was accepted The
.tockho!!rr. vo-cl t. auth'rE' 'e dire
tors % i..u- bonds tho amount Of
81 o5uo~o secured by the terminal lands In Bo'ieu
Anunlmp,rtlnt amcudnrnt Wa. male to tho 10y laws.
AMI b.oiins wns hesln Tor nineteen directors ard 10
r- n the .cor- W counr The lease hr the NcV
York nnl New England % the following rosd' MILFORD
AMI Woensocsei Milford. Trapkln and irovideaco, Ma
-.ehu-.tt. and Ehsde I.land. MdssIciuseti,. aud
Na-.acAnseti. ana Rhode island. Ia Ehsie Island.
Oh ,.ctors which Il as folor- EIs'icc Fitch. joseph II
-heldos AMI IS =. Vaughn of Providence. j. l.
Ilo~afd Of Hartford. William a. stsVsn-. or rilrcPou
(rntso NJ InHa,ir at Nrw-if AIN, lhoinn- Euiitf.
linn H. ~tafbutE. Johs L. arau aS, 4 J. or iinsJ
Dillon. j. :. norton. Henry Hrntk. J. A. Iosi"ic-.
an f. v Ca.ey OF NewN X. Nr~sr.. Moss. Sfsv n.
Inward orr Norton rcntz aud carey arc rev men.
I'll, ccrd NJ a. ". Glcc. T. j. kng'hur, Ell th ninth \
J. Ia cman. Herman CLARK, !. ". PcArssl and John @
Moore.
When the result Of the ballot for directors VAS an
uoUrcel late IN the appeared NAT the 81 %
number shares .d Wa IJO.O1j. al Of witch
as given In approval o. the s1srt OF the Rilrna -
T. vote bcng alt" ethe: uuanimOI for tbs tcac' pre-
acntei In its sniirrtT
AiB,NY Dso - ,Spe,tul -Foliowlsg IL the report Of
the NcyYorS AMI Ner.Engaai Railroad for tas quarter
Lit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS PRospERoU

The Kings Couuty RepIDhcan General CeAimiuee met
last evening the Everett Assembly Rooms IN Bro.s
Ign The report OF tao treasurer, j. ii. Bir-
kett showed receipts Of S2,s73 80. and eA-
pesdturcs o. $3.50 OS, leaving balance
OF S37 %. Tie contest in the Fourth NSri
the recent primary Na> brought up by ressnl"
Interests of tie ID tdr iac calling Ot
committee "a invcSti "a the matter ANA II r~ui WAS
f-und order primary. II was decided I" felrr
The special c-n ntise TO report back to The
General u a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
PHELPS. DODGE 4 PALMEr's INSURANCE

| PHELPS. DODGE 4 PALMEI'S INSURANCE
CHICAGO Dec l3-The ofhc al lit OF Insurance the
Phelps Dodge Palmer fire comp led Nv captain Shop
and Of the Fire Insurance P.'ro. IL as follows;
o. uains onged BY r. T. sh.lo"-, ion Ene'nal
ann can (rhn~delrhial German snd Phcnn ,io-lonl.
ton Undrrwfit L.nca.r iou.viis Underwnier' sn,I
OF Boston 10 don ni Lancashire. Royal orent and
! y, rh Amofica ?, 800 each MT, ,, 49,. 900
o.ns an. $4,000 rhn:riI sm,ri.or s3ono EDte pr-s
on epS nodee rs,@ers ceS-Ng'usi fire g. g.
riGnn Gisrifo'c). Traders ('licaro snd cAli .n,i
10000 each; iAo1t ~ So;; Ncptm,e ssooo aonal
Tr we''e. T;i"r 800 '-S ~ rie1n" ana
mental Farmer. N-w ork) FIRE Association o Eug.
ma Ho~a1d Coy s'co No'irn itr;h sni Marin i;ioie
Gilman iTr' Pirsmen. G "a t,oe : t. and g. 1om.
g%s tfs G Ard % e" "%e WIN .,;
GU lorS) ksneA.hre Eowey NoSYra an en- er'
Clinton (N.w-Iork Amazon. ir nen's (NevJes'vb. "a.
eSHsG YORK. lasa ia a d M nan
"cheser-tie German itt-"rs cz"n.' N 40 ~
rreir-n'-, Acnania (i'it,,n ., vreinia. r; NJ "
esT rnf~ri.s kng On Assa,ance
CITi1 'lnn1i - MSsut"e Mselsnc. Boa
mans orient Pec NC iremeaA Fund &c ornia Mcsen
fit.Gni q and srcnrltv lCIc min s2.5oo ..c I@-nI
ON the sioc .. T. ~ fhclr. as AGENT for rubber goois
Pre- and Marine g. 500 We.fchoster Merchants, tNrw.
Jerscy NewYork Dt'rr inter- tn!sn Wali'onsl Poo
pr- q iam shire uOnwrath lnii rfihl IN Anglo
NrvadaD Nisgar Lunbermeu Hartford, Detroit Ere and
Nare and New.Iiamp-'r~. so 10 each; sterling tNew
York; Peoples tNew-Nork ktDton. Ptesroit. security
New York;. SIR Carrie fNew YORK; Equitable axle.
okynl Flr.ncns Fund Of tslfornia. western
CIV Of Lonion Centennial 1rrn ANA
(New Nork. Armeu.. Manufacturers and Merchants Ne
| ,hanlcs Philtdel HAD ihT or Oh NJ Piia'elrha
fIh 4dephsl (aiifsrniO and Tarrazut each
$3.50; Firemsns dayton ami Merchanis New York;
| \. 5Cuearh 800. ,,
The Insurance buding and .ocks sG08 $50 The
places te oss about tile same nsures as
tho insurance.
SEVEN PERSONS BURIED ~ BURNING RUINS.
HURON. OAK. Dec. 1I-Csmpste details OF Saturday
nights caa ~lty washington havo been received.
Absnt o'clock q. M. Mrs Harris anl her husband
awakened by fire ard SMOKE and found the h"nsc
on fire beow. All the family were IN I upper s'orr.
which was In one room The father tried to get down
the hut driven back by hre Then he went
through window to the ground below, calling to the
others TO throw the chltren for him 10 save. The
youngest was thrown cut by its mother and Harrs
| caught 10.
Hare. Mrs. Harris's brsther. who wa. living with
thea. did not stop 10 aid his Sistcr nut followed hrrs
to the ground. and did Hsrriss LARGEST boy Re "rc
the mo her could toss nsther child tho building had
fallen. huryins her aud the children Bef"s help
came Oil who were saved seriously injured BY the
cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
Ir,ING HALL WILL NOT DIsBAND

Irving Hall last evening through rs lcad"rs formally
dcrll lei e continue It's Oglp, alton ard form ne"
committee for 1883. The suleXccuive comnitirc
consisting of one r. es~h Assembly District, met In
Irving Hall All The d!.niciS were represented eN
ccpt the XVIII and XXINth. Ecbeit b. Mooney was
chairman The fc:l"winS reg linton was offered by
Judge .;lakc
Resolved That r0 though OF the disarmament OF
this O"cln:Iatinn ctr' LcCH cnclta ned hN n" mem
beIs there t. and that all statements made that inc
same would lc dshandcd have undoubtedly been In
hIlfcd BY lis en- mirS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS TO BE DISCIPLINED.
The Discipline Committee OF the kinss County Demo-
cratic General met last evening in jefferson
Hall. Brooklvn and fixed upon next Tues lay for begin
hiny t4c inquiry regard the of trcachrrv
Election DV preferred a-ain~t the i~nscrac asS""i =
tons in tne Eighth Seventeenth and Nineteenth wards
and he towns OF Grave>eni and New-Utrecht.
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been engaged for hour and nine nnutes Rea gan
seconds gave In when they perceived he mad no
chance OF winning. Only about twenty persons wcrS
present. Frank Stevenson was referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
SHORTENING THE TINE 10 san FRANCISCO

SHORTENING THE TIME 10 san FRANCISCO.
sAS FRANcfsCo. Dec 13.-The announcement IA made
that the ne overland timetable will int effect On
Decemhcr 81, In conformity with the shsrening Of
bet Nesn chicago and Omaha TrainN which leave chi
cago NJ 100 D. will arrive at Omaha the next
inv Ugdcn the se snl nj mt. and San Francisco
lo 10 ~. W tie thiid dsy. er Tires DAYS aud hf'enn
h"ur- Tor the overland J"nrncy. Tho time from Sau
raucsco II Chioag" Is shortened to three days and
twcLty-OLe hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

THE MANHAITAN'S DIVIDEND DECLARED.
The directors Of tue Maintains Railway Company yes
rerday declared the usual qrarsry dividend Of li2 PER
cent payable January sharp dee ina In the prize 81
the stock aroused suspcsa that the directors b done
something more ocer said about tho Affairs OF the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-16

These crlbs are very gu,rsclsomo ana
viii fight degperateiy, especially II two
specimens be elected from their habita.
tion aud one Of the shells removed. Al
last tho stronger puts the weaker to
flight. seizs' upon the sholi. sn whips
into il as II shot from q spring Tho
homeless one tries Ga vain 10 pull him
oni, for 81 each attempt b. retreats for.
thor nad fuihos into lho shetland pross.
ing DTS legs firmly against ii. and block
Jog zap ihe eutnuco with his nghiiou
claw, which is always very much larger
than its fellow ln consequence IN fb,s
combafiso halure fhc cfab is somelirnes
called by the namo % Soldier. some.
times 1 have caused much amnsemoat
by removing q hermit crab from IL,
habitstion aad supplying 8, pth a
she'll aboul two sizes too small for lhe
accommodation 81 iis body. No
other protection being obiainablc. ihe
crab picks up the sbcli. twists Il round
and round with marvellous doxtoritg ana
q0ickncss, measures ils capacity with iis
legs and ai last makes che best of D bad
business by forcing the tip of lts body
into it as iaf as can bo done. and then
walks about disconsoiately, knowing
that the greater part % iis soft person IS
unprotected When it has had time to
become thoroughly uncomfortable, q
large shell should be placed 10 the vessel.
ln moment tho crab pounces on it.
twists Il about and. with q movement
aimosi too quick for the eye to follow,
drops ths little she'll and jerks itself
into tho largo one, whore it rests with
90 air d absolute content which Is ia
icnsoly ludicrous.